Kaizer Chiefs clinched the Premiership title in emphatic fashion as they cruised to a 4-1 victory over Polokwane City at the FNB Stadium on Wednesday night.
Lebese, Parker and Rusike all got on the scoresheet as AmaKhosi claimed the trophy after a dominant season.
Chiefs started with intent and almost got ahead as early as the fifth minute, when George Lebese missed the target with a headed effort. But Lebese was ready for the next chance that came his way, latching onto Katsande's through-ball to open the scoring on 27 minutes.
It got even better for Amakhosi just after the half-hour mark when Bernard Parker was let in for their second to put one finger on the trophy despite a late effort from Polokwane to get back in the game before the break.
Lebese, Parker and Rusike all got on the scoresheet as AmaKhosi claimed the trophy after a dominant season.
Chiefs started with intent and almost got ahead as early as the fifth minute, when George Lebese missed the target with a headed effort. But Lebese was ready for the next chance that came his way, latching onto Katsande's through-ball to open the scoring on 27 minutes.
It got even better for Amakhosi just after the half-hour mark when Bernard Parker was let in for their second to put one finger on the trophy despite a late effort from Polokwane to get back in the game before the break.
Chiefs picked up where they left off in the second half, making it 3-0 when Tshabalala threaded the ball through for Rusike to get his first of the night.
The celebrations had started early before Ndou struck for City just a couple of minutes before. Rusike then scored his second to restore the home side's three-goal cushion.
Rusike and Tshabalala both came off late on for Mthembu and Maluleka respectively, with the win just about secured and the celebrations ready to begin.
The celebrations had started early before Ndou struck for City just a couple of minutes before. Rusike then scored his second to restore the home side's three-goal cushion.
Rusike and Tshabalala both came off late on for Mthembu and Maluleka respectively, with the win just about secured and the celebrations ready to begin.
By: Farai Diza
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